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Motorist reminded importance of sharing the roadway with agricultural equipment - Vimarsana News

Motorist reminded importance of sharing the roadway with agricultural equipment

JACKSON CO. – Harvest season is underway, and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department would like to remind motorists of the importance of sharing the road safely with agricultural equipment. The next few months mark a critical period for our local farmers, as they work tirelessly to bring i ...

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Missouri Man Got a Rare Deer - Looks Like a Buck, But It's a Doe - Vimarsana News

Missouri Man Got a Rare Deer - Looks Like a Buck, But It's a Doe

Looks can be deceiving. That old saying proved true once again as a Missouri hunter nabbed what looked like a buck, but turned out to be a rare doe.

Missouri Man Got a Rare Deer - Looks Like a Buck, But It's a Doe - Vimarsana News

Missouri Man Got a Rare Deer - Looks Like a Buck, But It's a Doe

Looks can be deceiving. That old saying proved true once again as a Missouri hunter nabbed what looked like a buck, but turned out to be a rare doe.

Two arrested after breaking into Freetown home - Vimarsana News

Two arrested after breaking into Freetown home

FREETOWN - Two men from Scottsburg were arrested on Tuesday, September 19 in connection with a burglary reported earlier that morning in the 3200 block of North State Road 135 in Freetown. Steven White Steven White, 29, and Nathaniel Napier, 28, both of Scottsburg, face charges of burglary and t ...

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This L.A. Italian restaurant chain was an incubator for star chefs. Now, one location remains - Vimarsana News

This L.A. Italian restaurant chain was an incubator for star chefs. Now, one location remains

Louise's Trattoria, the once ubiquitous L.A. chain that employed food luminaries such as TV personality Guy Fieri and chef Gino Angelini, has dwindled to one restaurant.